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dani3l
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16 likes
(Challenging)
Simple 24 in Mathematics (Challenging)
Why is that if p is a prime number bigger than 3, then p^2-1 is always divisible by 24 ...
Added about 1 year ago by dani3l currently with 39 comments
16 likes
(Challenging)
Crazy Google Interview Question in Lateral Thinking (Challenging)
You are shrunk to the height of a nickel and your mass is proportionally reduced so as ...
Added about 1 year ago by ig0r currently with 45 comments
15 likes
(Fairly Easy)
Rotating Snakes in Optical Illusions (Fairly Easy)
The image is actually still, but it appears as if the circular snakes are rotating.
Added about 1 year ago by dani3l currently with 33 comments
22 likes
(Fairly Easy)
Clock Works - Google Interview Question in Logical (Fairly Easy)
How many degrees are there in the angle between the hour and minute hands of a clock wh...
Added about 1 year ago by vette982 currently with 28 comments
4 likes
(Moderate)
The Four Sevens in Mathematics (Moderate)
(5 + 5) x (5 + 5) = 100
Four 5's written with simple arithmetical signs can be arran...
Added about 1 year ago by dani3l currently with 22 comments
10 likes
(Fairly Easy)
Always So Negative in At the Campfire (Fairly Easy)
What question can you never answer "yes" to?
Added about 1 year ago by johnp currently with 48 comments
4 likes
(Moderate)
Two Ferryboats in Physics (Moderate)
Two ferryboats start at the same instant from opposite sides of a river traveling acros...
Added over 2 years ago by Valentin currently with 36 comments
11 likes
(Challenging)
Stuck in a brick building in Riddles (Challenging)
A man is stuck inside an all brick building (floor, ceiling, and walls are all brick), ...
Added over 2 years ago by nouvieux currently with 19 comments
13 likes
(Fairly Easy)
The Easy Sum of 1..100? in Mathematics (Fairly Easy)
Quick,without using a calculator, what is the sum of all numbers between 1 and 100 incl...
Added over 2 years ago by Valentin currently with 35 comments
11 likes
(Moderate)
Don't Mate in One in General (Moderate)
This problem was first publicized by Karl Fabel, a German chess problemist.
Find a m...
Added over 2 years ago by dani3l currently with 38 comments
Recent Comments
dani3l over 2 years ago
Took a while, but I finally got this. You can use a visual approach too.
dani3l about 1 year ago
haha, quite clever, though I would have said “Do you not think?” in reference to Descarte’s “I think therefore I am”
About dani3l
Joined on: August 04,2008Puzzles Added: 6
Total Likes: 15
Total Comments: 3
